
CAS FOUNDATION WEEK FILM SCREENINGS
Stories of Culture, Conscience, and Human Connection
To celebrate CAS Foundation Week and commemorate UP Manila’s naming on October 22, 1982, the College of Arts and Sciences, University of the Philippines Manila, invites students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the wider community to experience two compelling Filipino films.
10:00 AM–1:00 PM | 3-hour session
A priest and a taxi driver embark on a dangerous journey that challenges their faith, conscience, and understanding of justice. Their story invites reflection on dignity, accountability, and compassion amid difficult circumstances.
2:00–5:00 PM | 3-hour session
Adapted from Sinai Hamada’s short story, the film follows a Japanese farmer and a Cordilleran woman, exploring love, cultural differences, belonging, and personal choice.
MEET THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE FILMS
Participants will have the privilege of interviewing and engaging in dialogue with people involved in making the films. Discover the stories, creative decisions, and experiences behind bringing these works to the screen.
Students: ₱100.00—please bring your student ID.
Regular price: ₱150.00
WHY JOIN?
For students, these screenings connect classroom learning with human experiences, strengthen critical thinking and ethical reflection, and deepen appreciation of cultural diversity. For educators, professionals, public servants, and community members, they offer opportunities to reflect on identity, compassion, social responsibility, and human relationships.
Each three-hour session includes the film screening and audience interaction.
Celebrate the arts and sciences. Support Philippine independent cinema.
Makibahagi sa CAS Foundation Week. Manood, magnilay, at makipagtalakayan!
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